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(a) Filed with the insurance commissioner a certified copy of its charter
or articles and a certificate of the supervising insurance official of the state
in which it is incorporated, that it is there organized and authorized to do
such business as it desires to transact in this state.

(b) Filed with the commission a copy of its by-laws certified to by its
secretary.

(c) Appointed the insurance commissioner its agent for the service of
process, in any action, suit or proceeding brought in this state, which au-
thority shall continue so long as any liability shall remain outstanding in
this state.

(d) Filed a financial statement under oath, in such form as the com-
missioner may require, and have complied with other provisions of the
laws applicable to the filing of papers and furnishing information by stock
companies applying for authority to transact the same kinds of insurance.

(e) If organized without the United States, make and maintain a de-
posit, if any, required of a like mutual insurance company formed in this
state for transacting the same kinds of insurance in the country in which
such foreign company is domiciled.

(f) Its name shall not be so similar to any name already in use by any
such existing corporation, company or association organized or licensed
in this state as to be confusing or misleading.

(g) Any mutual insurance company organized outside of this State,
which is authorized to transact the business of insurance on the mutual
plan, which neglects to comply with the requirements of this section, which
accepts citizens of this State as members, and issues certificates or policies
thereto after the first day of June in the year 1929, shall issue said certifi-
cates or policies subject to the following conditions:

(h) That the company consents that the State Insurance Commissioner
of Maryland is its agent for the service of process, in any action, suit, or
proceeding brought in this State, which authority shall continue so long as
any liability shall remain outstanding.

(i) That the certificate or policy shall not be forfeited for failure of the
insured to give notice of change of occupation.

(j) That when a member or policy holder is injured or killed by acci-
dental means, compensation or indemnity shall be paid to him or his bene-
ficiary or beneficiaries according to the hazard of the occupation in which
he is actually employed at the time of injury or death, and in accordance
with a classification of risks to be prepared or adopted by the Insurance
Commissioner of Maryland.

Reciprocal Exchanges and Inter-Insurers.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 137. 1922, ch. 492, sec. 134. 1927, ch. 70S, sec. 137.
137. Attorney Shall File Verified Declaration. Such subscribers so
contracting among themselves, shall, through their attorney, file with the

insurance commissioner a declaration, verified by the oath of such attor-
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